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98-12: Creosote RevisitedThe ten year field study by CTI to evaluate the best lumber and chemical pressure preservative pretreatment for cooling tower construction, conclusively proved that creosote redwood was essentially the same as Acid Copper Chromate (ACC) treated redwood, and better than another lumber and preservative treatment such as Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA). However, premium labor costs for handling creosote caused it to fall from favor. This paper reviews

the paper will relate the additional benefits that a customer would receive with a safe work environment

especially in the power generating industry

enhancement of the quality of the tower circulating water is included

All full-scale columns were tested in a vertical position under axial compressive loads

nor permit necessary corrective actions

The study was conducted on the cooling tower for the University of Colorado (Boulder) ice rink

Our studies demonstrate a need to revisit current biocide dosing practices in order to meet the new guidelines for Legionella control in industrial water systems

The cleaning and diversion while maintaining tower operation and plant operation has never before been attempted anywhere in Canada and is possible the first ever done anywhere in the world

Energy conservation strategies in cooling towers involve more than a cursory examination of fan horsepower consumption

This includes tip clearance

typically used in data center cooling

what have we been doing the past five years

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